Nope. I thought they had gotten in trouble too. Such is the life of an ISU fan - assume the worst and expect something worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by no2cyclones
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Nope. I thought they had gotten in trouble too. Such is the life of an ISU fan - assume the worst and expect something worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by no2cyclones
Ok it if really confuses people can the title be changed to white and booker bench pressing? Thanks.
i saw it on facebook isu athletics page earlier so i knew what it was about, but ya i can see how it can be confusing
Yeah that's where I saw it too. But yeah I agree on why people could get confused. That's my bad, I didn't mean to. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by ISU BET
Strongest player I can remember at ISU was Curtis Stinson. Wayne Morgan said he could put up 405 pounds. He was stronger than Homan.
I thought Stinson's max BP was 315??Quote:
Originally Posted by brett108
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being able to bench press 315 pounds according to Iowa State’s media guide
http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Curtis-Stinson-297/
I was worried the first time I saw the thread title. The edit makes it much better.
I remember hearing that Klay Edwards benched 400 lbs during his senior year.
425 lbs. is the most that I know of any basketball player doing. Summer of 97' under the tutelage of Coach Matt McGettigan.
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Originally Posted by TRamp55
Andy Stensrud's time with basketball?
numbers can easily be exaggerated over time. clearly...
yeah but he was probably drinking at least a gallon of water per day.. you do the math.Quote:
Originally Posted by TRamp55
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQ9e3y3gWSQ]YouTube - Getty Nutrition 101[/ame]
No. The answer is in the thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by ajk4st8